the power of vintage rolex
1 model, many version.
i believe modern rolex, is pretty standard.
last time they chut many many pattern.
now standardised
curiousity killed the cat... so i shall stop here.

the power of vintage rolex
1 model, many version.
i believe modern rolex, is pretty standard.
last time they chut many many pattern.
now standardised

CNC milling programmer... haha
and u?
hey bro, two of u pls don't mind open a new thread or go to edmw? here is watch thread not for u two ppl suan lai suan ki.
thx for cooperation.
curiousity killed the cat... so i shall stop here.![]()


Just a suggestion.
We find a day, and Cichlid helps us take nice photos of our watches. We pay a sum and this goes to charity. Of course it may be inconvenient to Cichlid so I think it's also fair for him to charge a fee to cover his transport or whatever.
I'd love for him to take pics of my watches.
any takers?
一帶上手會不會馬上變得像郭富城?define good in your sense?
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seannie's hulk:
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soilwork's sub:
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my hulk (can see faint LEC...):
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The two in question from Ed Yeo's post:
watch 1:
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watch 2:
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Which ones are fake?![]()
are these replicas replicating the movements as well? if not, opening up the case back or having a display caseback should be able to tell by one look
for that picture in question, i think it's how dull the dial looks under sunlight, that made people look closer
An average Joe who knows a little bit on gen & fakes will not use a magnifying glass on a stranger's Rolex watch.Real and fakes looked too similar at 1m distance these days ..To me the best way to tell is still to open up and see the movement
I have heard of 'experts' claiming they knew the difference between 316L and 904L steel color/polish and can tell a gen/fake upon touching and seeing it...not sure these are BS or what but that's an amazing ability if its true.
Fonts may be the same, but 904L steel & gen Rolex movement is the key to telling apart real & fakes IMO...
Happy flaming and trolling each other. Back to lurking mode![]()
Sadly accurate watch for Wednesday..
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Looks like Uncle TT01 favourite watch... but its 2264 instead.
Not going to repeat TT01 detailed review on the exterior, but Cal 1538 is a workhorse, 15 yrs & running.
Low power indicator is by beating every 4sec, battery change $50 a pop @ Swatch, who recommends changing every 18 mths regardless (so that they can make more money off you)
Looks like the patina is developing nicely... this one is a keeper.

Nowadays can get how much off for omega n Rolex. For those in the 15-20+k range? Got diamonds one. Thanks
longines Watches good?